Sergei Rachmaninov (1873–1943)Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor, Op. 18 (1900-01)Composed in 1900-01 and dedicated to Dr Nikolai Dahl, who helped the composer overcome his creative crisis. The complete concerto was first performed in Moscow in 1901, with Rachmaninoff as soloist...Read more
Composed in 1900-01 and dedicated to Dr Nikolai Dahl, who helped the composer overcome his creative crisis. The complete concerto was first performed in Moscow in 1901, with Rachmaninoff as soloist and Alexander Siloti conducting.
Movements: 1. Moderato 2. Adagio sostenuto 3. Allegro scherzando Close 
Recorded: October 13-15, 1953, London.Read moreCollapseRecorded: October 13-15, 1953, London.
Vladimir Ashkenazy
(piano),
Kirill Kondrashin
(conductor),
Symphony Orchestra of the Moscow State Philharmonic
Recorded: September/October 1963, London.Read moreCollapseRecorded: September/October 1963, London.
Recorded: September 20, 1984, Amsterdam.Read moreCollapseRecorded: September 20, 1984, Amsterdam.
Recorded: August 2005, Arsenal de Metz, France.Read moreCollapseRecorded: August 2005, Arsenal de Metz, France.
2016. Tel Aviv. Conductor and artistic director of the Jerusalem Camerata Chamber Orchestra AVER BIRON. Arranged for chamber orchestra by Mordechai Rechtman.Read moreCollapse2016. Tel Aviv. Conductor and artistic director of the Jerusalem Camerata Chamber Orchestra AVER BIRON. Arranged for chamber orchestra by Mordechai Rechtman.
Ivan Bessonov
(piano),
Valeriy Gergiev
(conductor),
Russian National Youth Symphony Orchestra (RNYSO)
Robert Alexander Bohnke - piano. Tübingen Medical Orchestra, conductor Norbert Kirchmann. Recorded In Tübingen, 01.11.1988, Festsaal der Universität.Read moreCollapseRobert Alexander Bohnke - piano. Tübingen Medical Orchestra, conductor Norbert Kirchmann. Recorded In Tübingen, 01.11.1988, Festsaal der Universität.
Alexei Cherkasov
(piano),
Gennady Cherkasov
(conductor),
The USSR All-Union Radio & Central Television Grand Symphony Orchestra
Frederico de Freitas - conductor. National Symphony Orchestra. Recorded live in Lisbon in 1966.Read moreCollapseFrederico de Freitas - conductor. National Symphony Orchestra. Recorded live in Lisbon in 1966.
Recorded: February 9, 1970, Gothenburg (live).Read moreCollapseRecorded: February 9, 1970, Gothenburg (live).
Recorded: November 25, 26, 28, 1957, Paris.Read moreCollapseRecorded: November 25, 26, 28, 1957, Paris.
Recorded: March 31 - April 2, 1962, Chicago.Read moreCollapseRecorded: March 31 - April 2, 1962, Chicago.
Jean-Philippe Collard
(piano),
Michel Plasson
(conductor),
Orchestre national du Capitole de Toulouse
Recorded at Halle-aux-Grains, Toulouse (France), June 1977.Read moreCollapseRecorded at Halle-aux-Grains, Toulouse (France), June 1977.
Recorded: October 28-29, 1970, London.Read moreCollapseRecorded: October 28-29, 1970, London.
François-René Duchâble
(piano),
Theodor Guschlbauer
(conductor),
Orchestre philharmonique de Strasbourg
Recorded at Palais des Fêtes, Strasbourg (France), February 1985.Read moreCollapseRecorded at Palais des Fêtes, Strasbourg (France), February 1985.
Recorded: February 3, 1960, New York.Read moreCollapseRecorded: February 3, 1960, New York.
Taken from a LP recorded in Vienna 1953.Read moreCollapseTaken from a LP recorded in Vienna 1953.
Recorded: September 1, 2013, Amsterdam.Read moreCollapseRecorded: September 1, 2013, Amsterdam.
Taken from a LP released by VOX (USA) in 1955.Read moreCollapseTaken from a LP released by VOX (USA) in 1955.
Recorded: February 25 - March 1, 2016, Glasgow.Read moreCollapseRecorded: February 25 - March 1, 2016, Glasgow.
Oslo Concert Hall. The entry was published on youtube.com 22.01.2021Read moreCollapseOslo Concert Hall. The entry was published on youtube.com 22.01.2021
Recorded in the Concert Hall of Polish Radio, Katowice (Poland), June 1996.Read moreCollapseRecorded in the Concert Hall of Polish Radio, Katowice (Poland), June 1996.
Alberto LIZZIO (conductor). Released in 1970s.Read moreCollapseAlberto LIZZIO (conductor). Released in 1970s.
Colorado Festival Orchestra. Performance July 5, 1991.Read moreCollapseColorado Festival Orchestra. Performance July 5, 1991.
Recording: Abbey Road Studio, London (England), June 16-17, 1992.Read moreCollapseRecording: Abbey Road Studio, London (England), June 16-17, 1992.
Recorded: September 15-16, 2000, London (Watford).Read moreCollapseRecorded: September 15-16, 2000, London (Watford).
Cor de Groot
(piano),
Willem van Otterloo
(conductor),
Residente orchestra the Hague (the Hague Philharmonic)
Recorded: December 12-13, 1952, Amsterdam.Read moreCollapseRecorded: December 12-13, 1952, Amsterdam.
Recorded: September 1974, Bad Homburg, Germany.Read moreCollapseRecorded: September 1974, Bad Homburg, Germany.
XVII International Competition named after P.I. Tchaikovsky, III round. Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory, 06/28/2023. 2nd Prize and Silver MedalRead moreCollapseXVII International Competition named after P.I. Tchaikovsky, III round. Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory, 06/28/2023. 2nd Prize and Silver Medal
Recorded: February 9-10, 1988, Budapest.Read moreCollapseRecorded: February 9-10, 1988, Budapest.
Recorded 17-18/4/1960, Northrop Auditorium, Minneapolis.Read moreCollapseRecorded 17-18/4/1960, Northrop Auditorium, Minneapolis.
CD. Recorded 17-18/4/1960, Northrop Auditorium, Minneapolis.Read moreCollapseCD. Recorded 17-18/4/1960, Northrop Auditorium, Minneapolis.
Robin Hood Dell orchestra of Philadelphia. Recorded: July 7, 1950.Read moreCollapseRobin Hood Dell orchestra of Philadelphia. Recorded: July 7, 1950.
Recorded: Kingsway Hall, London, United Kingdom, June 1958.Read moreCollapseRecorded: Kingsway Hall, London, United Kingdom, June 1958.
Frederick Kempf
(piano),
Yuriy Simonov
(conductor),
Symphony Orchestra of the Moscow State Philharmonic
Rudolf Kerer
(piano),
Konstantin Ivanov
(conductor),
Symphony Orchestra of the Moscow State Philharmonic
1978, Moscow (live). Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LG4_AEror58Read moreCollapse1978, Moscow (live). Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LG4_AEror58
Tchaikovsky Concert Hall, Moscow, 2022Read moreCollapseTchaikovsky Concert Hall, Moscow, 2022
Recorded in Davies Symphony Hall, San Francisco (USA), October 1984.Read moreCollapseRecorded in Davies Symphony Hall, San Francisco (USA), October 1984.
Andrey Korobeynikov
(piano),
Vyacheslav Valeev
(conductor),
Moscow State Conservatory Students Orchestra
Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatoire, 19.01.2015Read moreCollapseGreat Hall of the Moscow Conservatoire, 19.01.2015
Live recording, Royal Festival Hall, London, May 16, 2008.Read moreCollapseLive recording, Royal Festival Hall, London, May 16, 2008.
Recorded: February 14, 1983, Chicago.Read moreCollapseRecorded: February 14, 1983, Chicago.
Recorded: September 19-20, 2018, London.Read moreCollapseRecorded: September 19-20, 2018, London.
Recorded: September 12-13, 2009, London.Read moreCollapseRecorded: September 12-13, 2009, London.
August 2017, concert video on YouTube https: youtu.be 0CW6cxApOBgRead moreCollapseAugust 2017, concert video on YouTube https: youtu.be 0CW6cxApOBg
Ekaterina Mechetina
(piano),
Conrad van Alphen
(conductor),
Symphony Orchestra of the Moscow State Philharmonic
Alexander Melnikov
(piano),
Theodor Currentzis
(conductor),
State Symphony Orchestra `Novaya Rossiya`
Recorded: 6 August 1956, Royal Albert Hall, London (live).Read moreCollapseRecorded: 6 August 1956, Royal Albert Hall, London (live).
Lev Oborin
(piano),
Aleksandr Gauk
(conductor),
The USSR All-Union Radio & Central Television Grand Symphony Orchestra
Recorded in Butterworth, Warwick Arts Centre, University of Warwick, May 3-4, 1984.Read moreCollapseRecorded in Butterworth, Warwick Arts Centre, University of Warwick, May 3-4, 1984.
First released on a CAPITOL Records LP in 1961.Read moreCollapseFirst released on a CAPITOL Records LP in 1961.
Recorded at the Luxembourg Philharmonic on December 3, 2015.Read moreCollapseRecorded at the Luxembourg Philharmonic on December 3, 2015.
Peter Rösel
(piano),
Kurt Sanderling
(conductor),
Berliner Sinfonie-Orchester,
Berliner Sinfonie Orchester
Recorded: April 10 & 13, 1929, Philadelphia.Read moreCollapseRecorded: April 10 & 13, 1929, Philadelphia.
Sviatoslav Richter
(piano),
Kurt Sanderling
(conductor),
Leningrad Philharmonic Academic Symphony Orchestra
Recorded: November 23, 1971, Philadelphia.Read moreCollapseRecorded: November 23, 1971, Philadelphia.
Recorded: December 16-19, 1990, St.Petersburg.Read moreCollapseRecorded: December 16-19, 1990, St.Petersburg.
Recorded: 1989-1990, Dundee, Scotland.Read moreCollapseRecorded: 1989-1990, Dundee, Scotland.
Concert in the White Hall of St. Petersburg Polytechnic University on October 22, 2011Read moreCollapseConcert in the White Hall of St. Petersburg Polytechnic University on October 22, 2011
Recorded: June 12-13, 1947, Liverpool.Read moreCollapseRecorded: June 12-13, 1947, Liverpool.
Recorded on 1 September 1993 in HelsinkiRead moreCollapseRecorded on 1 September 1993 in Helsinki
Evgueni Soloviov
(piano),
Anatoly Smirnov
(Conductor),
Pasific Simphony Orchestra (Vladivostok, Russia)
Recorded: December 9, 2016, Vladivostok.Read moreCollapseRecorded: December 9, 2016, Vladivostok.
Recorded: November 1989, Snape, Suffolk, UK.Read moreCollapseRecorded: November 1989, Snape, Suffolk, UK.
Recorded: January 5-7, 2016, Liverpool.Read moreCollapseRecorded: January 5-7, 2016, Liverpool.
Recorded: April 8-9, 2009, Liverpool.Read moreCollapseRecorded: April 8-9, 2009, Liverpool.
Recorded in Georgia. Released in 1996.Read moreCollapseRecorded in Georgia. Released in 1996.
Taken from a LP recorded by the Decca Record Company (England) in 1974.Read moreCollapseTaken from a LP recorded by the Decca Record Company (England) in 1974.
Recorded: February 2023, Los Angeles.Read moreCollapseRecorded: February 2023, Los Angeles.
Live recording in Australia, September 2003.Read moreCollapseLive recording in Australia, September 2003.
Recorded: February 1, 2003, The Netherlands.Read moreCollapseRecorded: February 1, 2003, The Netherlands.
Recorded: January 20, 2018, at Yokohama Minato Mirai Hall Large Hall, Japan.Read moreCollapseRecorded: January 20, 2018, at Yokohama Minato Mirai Hall Large Hall, Japan.
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